Vojdani Lawyers
Vojdani Lawyers

Vojdani Lawyers

Retirement Living and Aged Care

Retirement living and aged care arrangements involve some of life’s most significant financial, legal, and lifestyle decisions. Whether entering a retirement village, transitioning to residential aged care, or planning future accommodation, these arrangements are governed by complex legislation (Retirement Villages Act 1999 (Qld), Aged Care Act 2024 (Cth)) and detailed resident contracts.

Key considerations include entry contributions, ongoing service fees, exit entitlements, care agreements, and disclosure requirements. Without specialist advice, individuals may commit to arrangements that limit flexibility or impact long-term financial security.

At Vojdani Lawyers, we provide specialist guidance across retirement living and aged care law. We review residence contracts and care agreements, explain fee structures and exit mechanisms, advise on disclosure obligations, and support estate and capacity planning. Working alongside families, financial advisers, and care providers, we ensure every transition is handled with clarity, dignity, and confidence.

Our focus: protecting your rights, preserving independence, and empowering informed decisions for your wellbeing and peace of mind.

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Do I need a lawyer before signing a retirement village contract?

It is strongly recommended, retirement village contracts under the Retirement Villages Act 1999 (Qld) come with complex fee structures and statutory protections, so independent legal review is essential to understand entry contributions, ongoing service fees, and exit entitlements before committing.

What are the main financial risks in retirement village or aged care arrangements?

Key risks include high upfront entry contributions, ongoing service fees that may increase, and potentially significant ‘exit fees’ or deferred management fees that can delay refund of your capital when leaving or passing away.

When should I get legal advice for aged care planning?
Before signing any residence contract, care agreement, or accommodation deed, and particularly when assessing disclosure statements, fee schedules, or exit mechanism, early advice protects your financial security and ensures your rights are preserved.

Get Advice Before You Sign

At Vojdani Lawyers, we offer tailored legal support delivered with care and attention to detail. We take the time to understand your individual circumstances and guide you through the move into aged care with clarity and confidence.

Contact Vojdani Lawyers to discuss how we can assist you with aged care planning in Queensland.